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VENGEANCE On VEACH.
TIE NEW ORLEANS TEAM GET
THERE FOR ONCE.
An Inning That Demoralized the
Locals and Won the
Game.
NASHVILLE AGAIN CLIMBS ALL
OVER MOBILE.
Coming With Four Games to De.
pOsit With the Browns
Bat eball News.

Eight hundred people, among them
q lsrgs number of ladies, witnessed
the fourth and last game for the pres
emit between the Memphis and New
Orleans clubs. Everyone thought
Memphis would win, but the calcula-
tons were all wrong. The local team
was BEATEN by q tcors OF twelve to
six. Memphis had the lead up to the
fifth inning, when the visitors came
in aad by hard hitting and a few err
rors succeeded in making eight runs.
In the eighth inning they pa tia
ly repeated the performance, max
four runs Voach pitched for Memphis
and was hit hard. McKeough caught
and did good work. The playing OF
SDesd in right and Doyle in center
field was bad aud on their errors eev-
eral men eccred. Powell was in the
box for Nav Orleans and pitched a
nice game. Vaughn caught him in fine
style. BY holding several foul tips at
critical points he saved the game for
his club.
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JACKSON. TENN.
N0n eb0dy's Baby Left I'm FrOut OF
u Negro WomRn'H House
lsrKCIAL TO THE ApPRAL.l

JACKSON, Tenn, May ia little
after midnight last night a Colored
woman living near the Square was
awakened by the cries OF an infant
near her door, and on going ou, found
1t lying on the brick walk leading to
the door from the gate. The child
was properly blessed and the skirt oil
its calico wrapper drawn up under Its
head for pillow 1t was once car.
ried into the house and provided
with bottle OF milk, but
II was some hours before 1t
could be made warm. 1t is a girl and
Is two or three days old. 1t is hard to
tell whether 1t is a white or colored
child. 1t Is fair, hair black and
straight, The old negro woman says
she will do all che can to raise the lit
tie wait, but the question is, who 10 Its
inhumsn motherf
The Wssleyan Theological Society,
OF the Memphis Conference OF the
Methodist Church, ia in session in this
city, and will remain in session three
dagB.
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Nashville, 10, MOAiIe, 4.
IsPHCIAL TO THE ArrHAL.I


NASHVILLE, TENN, May 1.-THE
Nashvilles found little trouble in de-
featinG their Alabama antagonists IN
the third and last game of the present
series this afternoon. There was an
attendance Of probably 500 people,
who bestowed their applause about
equally on the playing Of each team.
Owing to the illness OF Bradley
and Mountjoy, Smith, the promising
young twirler OF the Vanderbilt
team, occupied the box for the
Blues, while HuDgler did the
pitching for the visitors. Nichols and
McVey did the bacAstop work for the
msjor part Of the game, but both had
to retire on account of injured fingers.
The features OF the contest were tly
catches made by Dufee and Reeder,
and a magnificent jumping catch of a
line foul by Nicholas. The pitching
OF Smith was pretty good for an anna
tsur, aud should he shake CT his
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lsPEeIAL TO TEE kPPEAL. ,
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, May H.
Mayor Sharp has been engaged today
fighting two corporations, the water
company and the Union bet rail.
way. Many complaints had been
made from cltiz ms on various streets
that the water company tore up the
streets aud left the dirt in heaps.
Two instances of this neglect, one
on Poplar street, the other on Nc
Callie avenue, wers brought to Mayor
Sharp's attention, and he at once
caused variants to be issued for Col.
A, M. Johnson, president OF the wa.
ter company, snd Col. johnson will
appear before His Honor Thursday
morning tosanswer the charge OF vio-
lation of ordinance.
The Union bslt railway is extend-
ing line between Tenth and Eleventh
streets through private property. To-
day they Iesched King street, and
without consent or ordinance imme-
diatelp put 100 men to work laying
the track across 1t, nearly two feet
above the grade. Mayor Sharpe at
once ordered the street force
to tear up the track, and II
now fills the bitches on each side Of
the street. Threats have been made
that it will be relsid tonight, despite
the opposition of the city government.
To prevent this Mayor Sharpe has
delegated squad of police to watch
the street Sill night, and to arrest
the first man who attempts to
relay q tie. At midnight the
negro workmen srs sitting around
watching the situation, but no
tempt has been made to interfere.
Mayor Sharpe says no tracks shall be
laid across King street till the whole
matter has been thoroughly inyeiti-
gated by the City Council and that
body gives permission by ordinance.
The Council does not meet till the 18th
inst,
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Ex.aENAroR poReEx


Of star route fame, who returned from
q European tour few days ago, seems
to have lost his grip on politics. He
is no longer reliable as leader OF
guide. Public opinion has left him
lar behind. In q reported interview
with the Blltimore american he faid
tba. with ticket such as Blaine, a
Maine, and Fairchild, OF Wisconsin,
as against Cleveland and whoever
may be associated with him, the Re-
publicans are almost certain to carry
the country" Dorsey believes vic
tory would be easy to Blaine because
"Mr, Cleveland hiss not and cannot
secure the confilsncs OF the rank and
file Of his own patty. mssn th,
people living in the villages and ham
LETT, and all those In the country
men who have been fighting for the
Democratic party for the last quarter
Of a century without success, aud who
now hnJ, after having elected the
President, that they have bse1 work.
log all these years to keep Re pub
licars in office. All that q country
Democrat knows about national
D5mc cratic success is symbJlizsd 10
the town postmaI,er, He sees a Re
publican postmaster In his village
and Democratic P,e3ident a
Washington. 1t ia impossibl,
Tor him to haimouize these
two facts" Mr.. Dorsey, il
is easy to be seen, is "awhy off" IL,
knows nothing Of the revolution Mr.
Cleveland has brought about
or the uuanimity with which
the Democrats Of the couutr,
acquiesce in fts results ant
accept them. They are unani
nous for the Presidents renomin alton
and reelection. But Mr.. Dorsey is a
fault not only as to the Democrat,
party, but as to his own. The Ohio
Republicans are for Sherman az theil
candidate for the Presidency, and th,
Tennessee Republicans are, we under
stand, about to initiate an active can
vass for him. Mr., Dorsey is "awa,
ont" in his calculations. He will fine
ere long that Mr.. Blaine is no longer
great factor in American politics, anC
II he has any strength left it ia chic fly
II not alto Sether, confined to his owl
s ate Of Maine.
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GAHBRELL's MUaDEE.

We print on the third page today
the testimony taken by the coroner In
view OF the body of young Gambrell,
the editor Of the StOord and Shield, who
wss shot and killed on Thursday night
last in Jackson, Miss, by Col. Hamil-
ton, q State Senator and the lessee OF
the Mississippi penitent.ary. Upon
this testimony Col. Hamilton is held
or trial as a principal assassin and
Morris Eubank, William Hardy, J.
". Albright and W. 81. Figures as
accessories. The specials Of our cor
respondent presented this affair
as the Tesult OF a growing
difficulty between two men who were
e,ch prepared for the worst. II was
presented by him as the expected and
sequential elimination OF difference
OF opinion and view in public affairs
carried to the point Of personal hostll-
ity. The cororer's verdict arc the
evidence before that official, puts it in
an altogether different light. 1t places
il in the category OF assassina.ions, in
duced by the impotence OF Col. Ham,
ilton at the criticisms OF The murdered
man. That is the status e this sffair
now. Hamilton is charged with asssfsi-
nation, and the persons named with
bsing his aideIs and abettors. DissStis-
fed with this verdict the accused have
asked for fuller invest cation. This
10 to be made on Monday next, before
Judge Peyton, Chancellor OF the Ninth
District, who is to decide, our CORE
spondentin his dispatch published yes.
terday says, whether the arrested &C.
cessorieS 10 the murder are to be held
for trial. Until this Investigation is
had the accused ask for a suspension
OF public opinion. They ask their fell
low citizens not to believe the testi-
mony adduced before the coroner's
j ury nor TO accept as just the verdict
Of that jury.
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sumption Of spirits and of wine in
Great Britain Of late years, ard an ar
rect, OF least, OF the beer driAking
habit:

There would seem from these fg-
ures to be no ground for doubt that
the consumption Of the more intoxi-
eating liquors is decreasing both in
EoRland and America. The sober
man is everywhere and in al things
the preferred msn. He is the bright,
alert, intsllig ant, self-governing, seli-
reliant man. and is the bsst clerk,
bookkesper, manager, mechanic,
merchant. porter, tanker or pro-
fessionsl man. Men with large in
terests at stake encourage the man
who is his own prohibitionist.
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NASHVILLE. TENN.
To1nOsssc Druggists Meet I'm An.
ANAL OOnVehttOn-Omoer ChOAen.
IsrEoILL TO TEE ArPnAL.l

NAsHvILLE, TENN, May 1.-THE
second annual meeting OF the Tsnnes.
see Druggists Association was held to-
day. The folloSing officers were
chosen; President, DR.. r A. Sloan, Of
CHATTANOOGA; first vice president, D.
F. Goodyear, OF Memphis; tecond
vice president, J. A. M. Campbell, OF
kncxviliei secretary, J. L. Thompson.
OF Nashville; treasurer, L. l.. Laurens,
OF Nashville. A vote of thanks was
given the Legislative Committee for
It's la6ors in procuring the passage of
the relief bill. A committee WAS then
appointed 10 confer with the Attorney
General I the State and ascertain bic
Interpretation Of the Supreme Courts
decision The committee was instruct
eu 70 report at once and publish the
results. Chattanooga was selected Rs
the next place Of meeting. Adjourned
sine die.
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COLUMBUS, MISS.
Personal MentIOn-The New Fire
Engine.
lsPHoIAL TO TIE APPEAL.I

COLUMBUS, Miss, May 11.-Msi. R.
P. Duncan, who has been 80 i'll in
Birmingham for soms time, has been
brought here to get the benefit of the
water and general healthfulness OF the
place. He is somewhat better today,
but still very i'll.
The new fire engine was again tested
yesterday, this time by an engineer OF
the company. 1t came up to contract
and was accepted.
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HELENA, ARK.
A Qaiet Wedding surprised she
Contracting PARTIES Friends.
ESPECIAL TO TIE APPEAL.

HELENA, ARK, May 1l.-Yesterday
evening very quiet wedding took
place at the residence OF Mrs. 6. w.
Horbough, which was quite a surprise
to many. The contracting parties
were Mr.. George Straub, Oldest son OF
Mr.. Nick Straub, our worthy city al.
dermau and county treasurer, and
Miss Annie Young, most estlmable
young lady of Madison, Ark. Father
Boetzkes officiated.
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The Southwestern League Will Open
for Business ON the 18th.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPRAL.l

LITTLE Rock, ARK, May 1.-THE
directors OF the Little Rock Baseball
Association have been in quandsry
since entering the association into q
contract to play series Of games in the
Southern League ut the meeting held
at the Capital fhotel here some two
weeks since, but today President
Msndelbaum raised the depression by
signing with Mr.. H. s, Aleerts, OF the
Birmingham, Ala, team, who contracts
to organize nine and have It in order
for business by the 10th, the date fixed
for opening the coming season here.
Fort Smith will meet Little Rock on
that date, and the music will then be
opened up throughout the jurisdic.
ton,
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GROWTH OF TEMPrRANEE

An indication OF the growth of tenn
perance is found in the steady de-
crease in the consumption of distilled
spirits, and the growing preference
for beer. The following table shows
that the number Of gallons of spirits
disposed Of in 1885 was not double
TIA; of lS4O while the wine consump-
ton was five timss, and the mat liquor
iWenty times as great:
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LITTLE ROlK, ARK.
Two Railroad Officials Nicely Com
Dlimented by the Employees OF In
Road

Tive Railroad officials Nicely Com
Road.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPKAL.l
LIT Rock, ARK, May 11.-Vice
President Henry Wood, Of the Mis-
souri, Pacific system, formerly general
manager of the Valley route, and
Capt, Frank Huffsmith, division &C.
perintendent, formerly master me-
chanic Of the same road, were tonight
presented with elegant and
costly silver sets by employees
Of the road. Mr.. Wood received
bror 80 stand and silver water service,
presented by the conductors Of the
Valley route, taking place at Col.
Woods office, and was almost COM
plete surprise to one OF the ablest and
nost deserving men IN the world. Col.
Wood came to Little Rock some years
since and was placed 10 charge OF the
old Pine Bluff railroad, then dis
grace to Arkansas, and by dint OF hard
work, coupled with an experienced
brain, hs has brought an order out OF
chaos that is today a shining credit to
our community. Besides the silver
set with which Mr.. Huffsmith was pre-
scented, handsome brorzs clock and
two statuette' will remind him OF the
esteem in which he was held by the
engineers and firemen OF the Valley,
and Memphis and Little Rock
roads. The presentation took place
at his residence, corner OF Fourth and
Scott streets, where the donors were
served with a Tepast that drove all
thousht Of running engines or OF
hsndiing heavy freight entirely away,
and the friends OF the father did not
fail to remember the baby, because a
tiny little silver set accompanied the
big one marked "For baby" Both
were surprised, but neither could have
fallen on more deserving man than 1t
did,
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DIR. MeFerrin's Successor VIII be
Chosen Before July.
Iawuarar - ann .uuw.,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 1.-THE
Methodist Book Committee met today
and decided not to elect DR.. Meier
rims successor as book agent until the
Juy meeting. L. D. Palmer, present
business manager, was chosen tenn
poraIily to attend to the duties Of the
position.
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Summary: Runs esIned-Savannah
6, Ohsrleston /. TwoSbase hits-Hutch.
inson. Three baee hits-Carl. Double
plays-Hutchinson, .Durmeyer and
Brewer. Bases On called bslls--By
Macarthur 6, Forsyth 4. Passed balls
-Childs 2. Wild DECENTRALIZATION
2, Forsyth l. Struck out-By Near
thur 6. Forsyth 8. Bases stolen-Mc.
laughlin 4, Williams 8, Campau 8,
Durmeyer 2, Dallas 2. Time of g-me
Two hours and thirty minutes, Um-
pire-Diestel.
Both clubs leave for Charleston to-
night, Savannah returning home Tues.
day, the 10Th, t, fihi4h the first series.
Murray was releas d
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SCORE BY INNINGS.

phis, 4; New Orleans, Z. Two bsse
hits-Geiss, Vaughn and Andrews.
Three base hits-Oaltwright. Struck
out-By Veach, 2; by Powell, 8.
Bass on balls-By Vescb, 8; by
Powell, /, Bases from being hit by
pitched bslls-By Vesch, 2. Time of
game Ore hour aud fifty minutes.
Umpire-Atkisson
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Other Gamea.
PLANTATIONS AND LEVEES.
Both Conventions Adjourn To-day
Planters Association Organized.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL,

GREENvILLE, MISS, May 1.-THE
Planters Convention adjourned las,
night, aftor forming an association,
adopting bylaws and passing resolu.
tons. The proceedings were very
engthy.
Our Levee Board adjourned today.
The chief engineers estimates for en-.
lsrgement and new work amount to
100000.
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VAS as 10 To-

Immigration, especially from Ger
many ana Fog an J, is largely rsspon-
sible for this marked change in the
national taste and for the CO spicuous
absence, save In few large places, Of
anything ike paupsIisn and drunk
ennsss. Bat 6guresirom tho statistical
Abstract f.r the United Kingdom"
show a similar decra asa in the con.
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FOur lnntnRs,

CINcINNATI, o, May l2.-Rain stop
ped the Eame between the Metropo i
tans and Cincinnetis at the end OF the
fourth inning, 30 tEat it does not make
game. The score lhsn stood-Cin.
Cinnati, 2; Metropoliians, 2.
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Summary: Earned runs-Nashville,
8; Mobile, 8. Two base hits-Hun-
ger, j. HAYES. Three bEse hit-Flynn.
Struck out By Smith, l; by Hun
gler, 2. First base on balls-By Hun
gler, 8; by Smith, /. Bases given for
hitting man with bsll-By Smith,
l. Parsed balls-Mcvey, 2. Wild
pitches -Smitb. l; Hunger, 8 Stolen
bases Hayes (Nsshville) l, Rseder 2,
Nicholas 2, Behsn /, Dutfee l, Bright
/, Moore l. Umpire-Suck. Time Of
game-Two hours and four minutes.
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JACKSON. MISS.
KnightS OF PythiAs Appropriate
$3.50 20 an Orphan Home,
IsPRoIAL TO TIE APPlAL.I

JACKSON, Miss May 1.-THE Grand
Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
appropriated $3.50 to the Protestant
orphan asylum at Ma chez. They
adjourned to hold their next annual
meeting at Greenville.
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U. s. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, I
OFPICE MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE,

CEALED PROPOSALS will be receiye ed al
= this Office until noon of Saturday, May
IA 1887, TO furnish subsistence and other sup
] lies, includ ding gas. water, and TELEPHONE
service, during the fiscal year ending june
so 1888, for the use OF the Marine Hospital
Service at Memphis, Tenn. Schedules and
further information may be obtained upon
application TO the undersigned. The right
Is reserved to waive informa tiles, and to re-
jet any or all proposals.. ~o
Daesod A sa;ekant guvoaop in Char00.
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BlOunt Springs, Ala.

THIS property has been purchased by the
l. undersigned, tn grounds have bsen put
in beautiful order, the Bo'es have been
elegantly returnisbed and the bath rooms
refitteo, a fine orcht stra has been secured,
Mr.. L. +. DENECHAUD, of New Orleans
No finer table will be kept ct any waterin
place. Everything will be done to addsto
pleasure, comfort and health o. guests.
Season opens june 1, 1857.
THE RIOJINT SPRINGS co.
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When these figures are reduced to
the per capita consumption their force
may be comprehended. The average
number OF gallons consumed per per.
con during 1885, reckoning men,
women, children and infants among
the drinkars, was as 10 'lnHn.
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OTICM.

oTFIoE FAoToPs' MUTUAL Tvs Co. !
Memphis, Tenn, May 3, 1887. J
THE annual election Of Board of Trus'
L tees Of the Factors Mutual la ursnee
Be held at the compapy's effice, No. is Madi-
son street, on TUESDAY, Nay II, 1881.
Polls will be open from IL IN. to p.m. on
said day W. F0N rAINE, President.
JAe. x BEAsLEY. Secretary.
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QoIIexe Commencemo,,

BRooKHAvRN, Mss, Msy 9.-Gov.
Robert l.. Taylor will deliver the an
nual address at the commencement Of
Whitworth college, June 21st next.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF rHR GAYoso OFT WoRKs.
MEat ais, INN May 10, 1881.
The Annual Election for Five (5l Directors
Of this Company, to serve the ensuing year,
will be held at office OF the Mill, conner Front
and Keel streets, between The hours of 10
am. and pm. May q, 1887.
PARRISH Sanretarv
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iousnese, constipation, pain in the
side, and all liver troubles, CATERS
Little Liver Plls Try them.
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Telephone SOC.
j. p. PRUTZMAN & CO.
COMPOSITION RoOFERs,
BITUMEN CONCRETE PAYERS.
Oaace and y ard. Front d Hotel sta.
No. 5 Madison st.

DOOFING of Wooden Felt. Roofing Co
h ment and Gravel, Used on almost AL
the business and public buildings Of Cincin-
natl, Chicago, St Louis, and other leading
cities. Equally as Are-proot as metal, more
ing, aud is much cooler during heats Of sum
mer. PAVING of Bitumen Concrete, Bx-
tensiyely used for cellar and warehouse
floors, stable and carriage house floors, areas
and kitchen yards, walks and drive ways.
Hard, smooth, entirely tree from dampness,
proof agaiu at rats, always clean and Whole-
some. In sanitary value unequaled,
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ColEate,s To,Is, snan..

Exquisitely perfumed, absolutely
pure, popular everywhere. Cashmere
Bouquet unsurpassed.
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Savannah, IL; ObarIeston, Q.

ESPECIAL TO The APPEAL.
SAVANNAH, GA, May l1-Fsir at
tendance. Macarthur pitched in good
style.
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OFFICE HERYASDO INSURANCE Co.
MEMPHIS. Nav o. 1877

The Annual Election for Eeyen Ill Die
held at the office of this Company, No. %
Madison street, on June 18th, prox,, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock am AVID 2p.m.
J. S, DU NSC0MB, Secretary,
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TREASURER'S
Quarterly Report.

CTATE TREAsURER'S OFFICE, APRIL
y l, l9s7-To His RxcelleAry, Robel L.
Taylor, 9overnor of Tennessee Sir: l
hereby make TO you my quarssrly repor as
STATE treasurer from Jahuary to apr l l,
1857. Respectfully submitted.
HH0MAS TraaHur,s.
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THIS IS TO CERTIFY, That 1 have compared
the above state ments of the receipts and dis
bursements in the Treasurer's office for the
quarter ending April l, 1857. with the &C
counts in my own Office and find the same
to be correct.
l have also examined the statements Of
the banks in which the Al owe balances aP-
pear, and also those Of the banks in which
an oveIdrait appears, and fnd the state
ments to agree with the amounts as stated.
Ihave also made actual count of all cash
on hand in the Treasurer's Office and find the
amounts TO be as reported 10 the above, and
that said report is in every respect correct.
P. P. PlCKARD,.
April /, 1887. Comptroller.
ExECUTIvR OFFICE, April /, 1sS7.-The fore
going statement, made by Atba Thomas,
Treasurer, and certified by P. P. Pickard'
Comptroll;. r, in conformity to the reepi5ss-
ments OF the legislative act passed March ~,
1888, has been examined by me and found
correct, showing balance in Treasury $SO,,
24S 4S, and the same is hereby certified and
ordered published.
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
lsrEsIAL TO TEE APPEAL.

Mayer Sharpe Interviewed the
Ftsh Int Corporations Who Dls0bey
OrdlnRneaa.
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Amount of overdratt
January l, 1887 !.........

Balance in Treasury,
April |, 1887 .............. 30,24S 49,
The above balance con-
sists OF the following
Amt n Fourth Ma
tional Bank...........S 66 OIL
Am in Shelbyville Saw
ings Bank not subject
to check (bank Ius-
pended). cocoon. ........... 5H O5
Amt paid II embers of
Legislature, carried
on pay roll as cash.. S6,lf5 so
Cash on hand. ............ $3.50 1873 1885 81
Less overdrafts in the First and
Nashville IO,137 50
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